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Occupying the lane beneath it is prohibited.
It prohibits occupying the lane beneath it. If already in that lane, leave it as promptly as possible safely. It is not a general overtaking ban across every lane of the road: it prevents using that lane, including for overtaking. Signals and conditions in other lanes still apply.
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That lane is open to all vehicles in either direction.
Occupying the lane beneath it is prohibited.
It requires accelerating and continuing in that lane.
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